About This Quote
We all want to be true friends with others. They are friendly, kind and so much fun to be around. We all want to share our time, laughs and love with them. We don’t feel so alone when we are with them.
This quote is about how sharing your time, laughs and life with another person can make you feel closer to them than ever before. It is about how spending time with one person can make you feel that much more connected to others in the world, even if you meet only once in your lifetime. The quote also speaks of the power of friendship to divide our inner pain, allowing us to find joy in the simplest of things.
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